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Still Sailing at 100 Years Old
What did aunt Cornelia want for her 100th birthday? To go sailing with a boatload of close friends, of course. She’s seen here at the helm of the Trilogy VI cat with her son, sailmaker Barry Spanier of West Maui Sails and Canvas. © 2015 Paul Clauson Some people obsess about how long they can extend their lives.…
Catching up with the Delta Doo Dah
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Hartjoy: A Solo Lap After 75,000 Miles
Even on his worst day sailor/adventurer Jeff Hartjoy is a pretty entertaining guy. So we’re sure that his free talk Wednesday night at the Corinthian YC will be both fun and thought-provoking. As you’ll learn at Wednesday’s presentation, Jeff and Debbie definitely know how to have fun. Sailor’s Run©Latitude 38 Media, LLC Having logged 75,000…
Little Fanfare, Huge Accomplishments
Koga (left) and Abe show their country’s colors after safe arrival at Alameda. © Ross Gillanders / Scanmar International While most of the sailing media’s recent North Pacific coverage has been focused on Transpac victories and Lending Club 2‘s astonishing L.A.-to-Honolulu speed run, the impressive accomplishments of two middle-aged Japanese sailors went largely unnoticed. Michiaki…
This Is No Urban Myth
When the scooper planes came within 100 meters of Geja, they were starting to get a little too close for comfort. Andrew Vik©2015Latitude 38 Media, LLC Have you ever heard of the firefighting story in which a ‘scooper plane’ accidentally scoops up a scuba diver while taking on a load of water, then unknowingly dumps…